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We are the last generation, fighting the last big battle to make true on that—that a child born anywhere in America, from any parents, a child no matter what their race or religion or socio-economic status should have that pathway, should have that equal opportunity, and there is nothing more fundamental to that than education. That is the great liberation.
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In an interview seven days before leaving office, Mr. Obama talked about the role books have played during his presidency and throughout his life.
Weird. No mention of the past administration’s passion for books.
The Obama years, which left us divided and angry, paved the way for the ascent of Donald J. Trump.
After his Super Tuesday primary victories in 2008, Mr. Obama said that the movement he began would “ring out across this land as a hymn that will heal this nation, repair this world, make this time different than all the rest.” He would slow the rise of the oceans, end wars abroad and bridge political divisions at home. For his supporters, Mr. Obama was almost a figure of myth, comparable to Lincoln. When he won the presidency, nothing seemed beyond his reach.
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Ford Motor Co. rolled out sweeping plans Wednesday to expand into robo-taxi fleets and other autonomous-car services.
If Ford, Tesla and the other manufacturers execute correctly, what space is left for Uber? It would be like Netflix pre-original content. Just a dumb pipe in the middle. Will their mapping/logistics/software be that valuable? Will they even see this future given their cash burn?
Who are you going to believe, polls or your lying eyes?
Heather Higgins http://www.nationalreview.com/article/439451/donald-trump-will-win-five-reasons-why
I can’t fathom how idiotic that statement is in this day and age. Usually I am pointing to the liberals as the ones who don’t believe in math.
The Affordable Care Act ladies and gentleman.
It's tempting to believe that left to our own devices, we'll all maximize our health, make smart investment decisions and generally follow our instincts on the road to happiness. But it turns out that cigarettes are addictive, that financial distress...
Odd socialist post from Seth. Usually he encourages the remarkable and believes in the power of human beings. This is utter nonsense.
The Democratic presidential nominee’s plan would eliminate the need to tally up overhead costs like rent and phone bills.
Does she want us to pay more “fair share,” or give us a tax cut? Yet another example that she zero real positions except doing what is in her self interest.
The New Yorker
State of the Race
Despite the GOP facing huge questions about its future and the nation likely over the economic tipping point there have been a few interesting developments with the conservative movement. 1). Johnson's gains only help whatever the future of conservativism turns out to be. 2) McMullin will only get GREAT press as the media further seeks to put Trump in the corner. 3) Hilary is so discredited that she can no longer credibly pitch policy. This leaves progressive ideas without a mouthpiece as the media spends all their energy on Trump. 4) I'm starting to believe that Trump will lose so badly that liberal turnout in blue states will be AWFUL leading swing district house GOP members to hang on.
My 2 cents after the Conventions
Trump’s was a straight up disaster at every turn, but you come out feeling like he is a giant wrecking ball that will (for better or worse) shake up Washington.
HRC’s convention was reminder of the past and that Trump should be disqualified from consideration due to incompetence. Her trade flip flops and email nonsense were highlighted by Sanders and the DNC hack.
I would say this election is a complete toss-up if it wasn’t highlighted by the fact that the orange monster’s shouts have totally destroyed his chances with anyone but old white guys, has no fund raising infrastructure, and zero data/ground game.
I truly believe ANY of the other GOP candidates would be up 2-4 points right now and it would be their race to lose.
Milwaukee Sheriff David Clarke debates CNN host Don Lemon about the goals and priorities of the Black Lives Matter Movement. Don Lemon abruptly ends the interview after only a few minutes -- returning only after (presumably) ordering Clarke to watch his tone of voice.
CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: What he saw for the Republican primaries is that the traditional ideology -- free trade, more reasonable, more open on borders -- was something that everybody else was supporting, and he saw a real opening and he won the nomination, essentially on that message. The question is, how will it play in the country? I think what's most interesting is the fact that if the Republicans are now abandoning free trade, for the first time ever in our memory, we're having a presidential campaign where neither side is for free trade, which I think bodes really badly for our allies abroad, the Australians, Canadians, Mexicans. Imagine the Mexicans looking at the cancellation of NAFTA, what an effect it would have on them. They're looking at a race where the country with both parties are now turning against free trade. They had always assumed the United States would be the one country that would rise above the most narrow economic nationalism, and save the idea of free trade. That's not going to be true come January 2017 and that will change the whole international landscape.
Pretty sad day when Obama is the defender of trade.
American Federation of Teachers head Randi Weingarten aims to pull pension money from hedge-fund managers who promote pension-benefit cutbacks, but some hedge funds are pushing back.
These people are despicable. I really wish Jeb had won.
"We need to emphasize that they are our indispensable ally," Ryan said.
I wonder if Obama still believes they should go to the back of the queue.
